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definition 16.11: Admissible class; functional16.11definition 7.98: Functions of class C^17.98theorem 7.40: Continuous functions are integrable7.40definition 16.59: Weierstrass excess function16.59definition 16.12: The two norms; weak and strong neighbourhoods16.12definition 16.15: Variation; the first variation16.15proposition 16.68: Weierstrass' counterexample16.68definition 7.20: Continuity at a point7.20definition 7.97: Partial derivative; gradient7.97corollary 7.113: Inverse function theorem7.113definition 7.119: Envelope of a family7.119definition 7.126: Line and surface integrals7.126definition 7.127: Simple regions7.127definition A.508: Primitive mapA.508definition A.116: Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates; scale factorsA.116definition A.298: Half-space; smoothness on itA.298definition 10.1: Partial differential equation; order10.1definition 10.66: Harmonic function10.66definition 9.30: Hyperbolic equilibrium9.30lemma A.520: A C^1 limitA.520lemma A.287: The Newton map contractsA.287lemma A.138: The flat exponentialA.138lemma A.136: Differentiation under the integral signA.136lemma 10.44: Green's identities10.44lemma 10.58: Darboux's equation for spherical means10.58theorem 7.100: C^1 implies differentiable7.100theorem 8.6: Cauchy–Riemann equations8.6theorem 13.63: Constant rank theorem13.63definition 7.39: Darboux sums and the definite integral7.39theorem 7.24: Extreme value theorem7.24theorem 7.25: Heine–Cantor: uniform continuity7.25corollary A.502: All iterated orders agreeA.502definition 9.137: Elliptic integrals of the three kinds9.137lemma A.501: Iterated integration over a boxA.501lemma 16.18: Fundamental lemma16.18remark 7.128: What the derivations below take as given7.128theorem 7.42: Fundamental theorem of calculus, I7.42proof : ch:05-real-analysis@proof-23proofdefinition 6.24: Metric6.24definition 16.13: Weak and strong extrema16.13neighborhood truncated

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